Method for implementing precomputation of large number in embedded system

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is a method for implementing precomputation of a large number in an embedded system. A modulo module, a modulo adding module, and a Montgomery modular multiplier are invoked according to a data format of a modulus length and a value of each data bit of a binary number corresponding to the modulus length, to perform an iterative operation, so that a precomputation result of a large number can be obtained when the modulus length is an arbitrary value, thereby improving the data processing speed.

This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201310132081.6, entitled ‘METHOD FOR REALIZING PRECOMPUTATION FOR LARGENUMBER IN AN EMBEDDED SYSTEM’, filed on Apr. 16, 2013 with StateIntellectual Property Office of PRC, which is incorporated herein byreference in its entirety.

FIELD

The present disclosure relates to field of information security, moreparticularly, to a method for realizing pre-computation for a largenumber in an embedded system.

BACKGROUND

With popularity of network application, network security is becomingmore and more important, thus many products for network security comeout. Network security products relate to many aspects, such asinformation privacy and vulnerability defense, which usually use largenumbers computation to ensure confidentiality of data.

In the conventional technology, during a process of a large numbercomputation based on Montgomery Modulo Multiplication, pre-computedvalue can be obtained via subtraction and shifting, but processing speedis tardy.

SUMMARY

The present disclosure provides a method for realizing pre-computationfor a large number in an embedded system, which solves the problem thatthe processing speed is tardy during the process of the large numbercomputation.

An embodiment of the present disclosure provides a method for realizingpre-computation for a large number in an embedded system, including:

SA1, including: reading data in a first register, and writing the datawhich is read into a first random access memory; reading data in asecond register, and writing the data which is read into a second randomaccess memory; where the first register is configured to store a firstdata, the second register is configured to store a second data, thesecond data is a power with 2 as its base number and a third data as itsexponent, the third data is an integer;

SA2, including: invoking a module for modulo to perform an operation onthe data in the first random access memory and the data in the secondrandom access memory, and writing a result which is obtained from theoperation into a third register and a fourth register respectively;where the module for modulo is configured to perform modulo operationwith the data in the second random access memory mod the data in thefirst access memory;

SA3, including: reading data in the third register, and writing the datawhich is read into a third random access memory and a fourth randomaccess memory respectively; reading data in the first register, andwriting the data which is read into a fifth random access memory;

SA4, including: invoking an modulo addition module to perform anoperation on the data in the third random access memory, the data in thefourth random access memory and the data in the fifth random accessmemory, and updating the data in the third register with a result whichis obtained from the operation; where the modulo addition module isconfigured to perform modulo addition operation with the data in thethird random access memory plus the data in the fourth random accessmemory to obtain a sum, and the sum mod the data in the fifth randomaccess memory;

SA5, including: reading data at the least significant bit in a sixthregister according to data in a fifth register, and making the datawhich is read as data at current bit, where an initial value of the datain the fifth register is a preset value, the sixth register isconfigured to store the third data;

SA6, including: determining a value of the data at the current bit,executing step SA7 if the value of the data at the current bit is 0;executing step SA10 if the value of the data at the current bit is 1;

SA7, including: reading data in the third register, and writing the datawhich is read into a sixth random access memory and a seventh randomaccess memory respectively; reading data in the first register, andwriting the data which is read into an eighth random access memory;

SA8, including: invoking a Montgomery modulo multiplier to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and updating the data in the third register with aresult which is obtained from the modulo multiplication; where theMontgomery modulo multiplier is configured to perform modulomultiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, the datain the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighth randomaccess memory as a first input parameter, a second input parameter and athird input parameter respectively;

SA9, including: updating data in the fifth register, and according tothe updated data in the fifth register, reading data which is one-bithigher than the data at the current bit from the sixth register, andmaking the data which is read as updated data at the current bit, andreturning to step SA6;

SA10, including: reading data in the fourth register, and updating thedata in the sixth random access memory with the read data; reading datain the third register, and updating the data in the seventh randomaccess memory with the read data; reading data in the first register,and updating the data in the eighth random access memory with the readdata;

SA11, including: invoking a Montgomery modulo multiplier to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and updating the data in the fourth register witha result which is obtained from the modulo multiplication;

SA12, including: determining whether data at the current bit is data atthe most significant bit in the sixth register, executing step SA13 ifthe data at the current bit is the data at the most significant bit inthe sixth register; returning to step SA7 if the data at the current bitis not the data at the most significant bit in the sixth register; and

SA13, including: outputting the data in the fourth register.

An embodiment of the present disclosure provides another method forrealizing pre-computation for a large number in an embedded system,including:

SB1, including: reading data in a first register, and writing the datawhich is read into a first random access memory; reading data in asecond register, and writing the data which is read into a second randomaccess memory; where the first register is configured to store a firstdata, the second register is configured to store a second data, thesecond data is a power with 2 as its base number and a third data as itsexponent, the third data is an integer;

SB2, including: invoking a module for modulo to perform an operation onthe data in the first random access memory and the data in the secondrandom access memory, and writing a result which is obtained from theoperation into a third register and a fourth register respectively;where the module for modulo is configured to perform modulo operationwith the data in the second random access memory mod the data in thefirst access memory;

SB3, including: reading data in the third register, and writing the datawhich is read into a third random access memory and a fourth randomaccess memory respectively; reading data in the first register, andwriting the data which is read into a fifth random access memory;

SB4, including: invoking an modulo addition module to perform anoperation on the data in the third random access memory, the data in thefourth random access memory and the data in the fifth random accessmemory, and updating the data in the third register with a result whichis obtained from the operation; where the modulo addition module isconfigured to perform modulo addition operation with the data in thethird random access memory plus the data in the fourth random accessmemory to obtain a sum, and the sum mod the data in the fifth randomaccess memory;

SB5, including: reading data in the fourth register, and writing thedata which is read into a sixth random access memory and a seventhrandom access memory respectively; reading data in the first register,and writing the data which is read into a eighth random access memory;invoking the Montgomery modulo multiplier to perform modulomultiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, the datain the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighth randomaccess memory, and updating the data in the fourth register with aresult which is obtained from the modulo multiplication; where theMontgomery modulo multiplier is configured to perform modulomultiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, the datain the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighth randomaccess memory as a first input parameter, a second input parameter and athird input parameter respectively;

reading data at the most significant bit from a sixth register accordingto data in a fifth register, and making the read data as data at currentbit, where an initial value of the data in the fifth register is apreset value, the sixth register is configured to store the third data;

SB6, including: determining a value of the data at the current bit,executing step SB9 if the value is 0; executing step SB7 if the value is1;

SB7, including: reading data in the fourth register, updating the datain the sixth random access memory with the data which is read; readingdata in the third register, and updating the data in the seventh randomaccess memory with the data which is read; reading data in the firstregister, and updating the data in the eighth random access memory withthe data which is read;

SB8, including: invoking a Montgomery modulo multiplier to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and updating the data in the fourth register witha result which is obtained from the modulo multiplication, and executingstep SB9;

SB9, including: determining whether the data at the current bit is thedata at the least significant bit in the sixth register, executing stepSB11 if the data at the current bit is the data at the least significantbit in the sixth register; executing step SB10 if the data at thecurrent bit is not the data at the least significant bit in the sixthregister;

SB10, including: reading data in the fourth register, and updating thedata in the sixth random access memory and the data in the seventhrandom access memory with the data which is read respectively; readingdata in the first register, updating the data in the eighth randomaccess memory with the data which is read; invoking a Montgomery modulomultiplier to perform modulo multiplication on the data in the sixthrandom access memory, the data in the seventh random memory and the datain the eighth random access memory, and updating the data in the fourthrandom access memory with a result which is obtained from the modulomultiplication; where the Montgomery modulo multiplier is configured toperform modulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random accessmemory, the data in the seventh random access memory and the data in theeighth random access memory as a first input parameter, a second inputparameter and a third input parameter respectively;

updating the data in the fifth register, and in accordance with theupdated data in the fifth register, reading the data which is one bitlower than the data at the current bit from the sixth register, andmaking the read data as updated data at the current bit, and returningto step SB6;

SB11, including: outputting the data in the fourth register.

An embodiment of the present disclosure provides another method forrealizing pre-computation for a large number in an embedded system,including:

SC1, including: reading data in a first register, and writing the datawhich is read into a first random access memory; reading data in asecond register, and writing the data which is read into a second randomaccess memory;

SC2, including: invoking a module for modulo to perform an operation onthe data in the first random access memory and the data in the secondrandom access memory, and writing a result which is obtained from theoperation into a third register and a fourth register respectively;where the module for modulo is configured to perform modulo operationwith the data in the second random access memory mod the data in thefirst access memory;

SC3, including: reading data in the third register, and writing the datawhich is read into a third random access memory and a fourth randomaccess memory respectively; reading data in the first register, andwriting the data which is read in to a fifth random access memory;

SC4, including: invoking a modulo addition module to perform anoperation on the data in the third random access memory, the data in thefourth random access memory and the data in the fifth random accessmemory, and updating the data in the third register with a result whichis obtained from the operation; where the modulo addition module isconfigured to perform modulo addition operation with the data in thethird random access memory plus the data in the fourth random accessmemory to obtain a sum, and the sum mod the data in the fifth randomaccess memory;

SC5, including: reading the data in the third register, writing the datawhich is read into a sixth random access memory and a seventh randomaccess memory respectively; reading the data in the first register, andwriting the data which is read into an eighth random access memory;

SC6, including: invoking a Montgomery modulo multiplier to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and updating the data in the third register with aresult which is obtained from the modulo multiplication; where theMontgomery modulo multiplier is configured to perform modulomultiplication with the data in the sixth random access memory, the datain the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighth randomaccess memory as a first input parameter, a second input parameter and athird input parameter respectively;

SC7, including: updating data in a fifth register, and determiningwhether the data in the fifth register is equal to a length of data in asixth register, executing step SC8 if the data in the fifth register isequal to the length of the data in the sixth register; returning to stepSC5 if the data in the fifth register is not equal to the length of thedata in the sixth register; and

SC8, including: outputting the data in the third register.

An embodiment of the present disclosure provides another method forrealizing pre-computation for a large number in an embedded system,including:

SD1, including: reading data in a first register, and writing the datawhich is read into a first random access memory; reading data in asecond register, and writing the data which is read into a second randomaccess memory;

SD2, including: invoking a module for modulo to perform an operation onthe data in the first random access memory and the data in the secondrandom access memory, and writing a result which is obtained from theoperation into a third register and a fourth register respectively;where the module for modulo is configured to perform modulo operationwith the data in the second random access memory mod the data in thefirst access memory;

SD3, including: reading data in the third register, and writing the datawhich is read into a third random access memory and a fourth randomaccess memory respectively; reading data in the first register, andwriting the data which is read into a fifth random access memory;

SD4, including: invoking an modulo addition module to perform anoperation on the data in the third random access memory, the data in thefourth random access memory and the data in the fifth random accessmemory, and updating the data in the third register with a result whichis obtained form the operation; where the modulo addition module isconfigured to perform modulo addition operation with the data in thethird random access memory plus the data in the fourth random accessmemory to obtain a sum, and the sum mod the data in the fifth randomaccess memory;

SD5, including: reading the data in the third register, and writing thedata which is read into a sixth random access memory and a seventhrandom access memory respectively; reading the data in the firstregister, and writing the data which is read into an eighth randomaccess memory;

SD6, including: invoking a Montgomery modulo multiplier to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and updating the data in the third register with aresult which is obtained form the modulo multiplication; where theMontgomery modulo multiplier is configured to perform modulomultiplication with the data in the sixth random access memory, the datain the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighth randomaccess memory as a first input parameter, a second input parameter and athird input parameter respectively;

SD7, including: determining whether data in a fifth register is equal toa length of data in a sixth register, executing step SD9 if the data inthe fifth register is equal to the length of the data in the sixthregister; executing step SD8 if the data in the fifth register is notequal to the length of the data in the sixth register;

SD8, including: updating the data in the fifth register, and returningto step SD5; and

SD9, including: outputting the data in the third register.

Technical solutions according to embodiments of the present disclosuremay improve processing speed of data by using Montgomery modulomultiplier to perform iterative operation on data and to getpre-computation result.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for realizing pre-computation for alarge number in an embedded system according to embodiment 1 of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a method for realizing pre-computation for alarge number in an embedded system according to embodiment 2 of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a flow chart of a method for realizing pre-computation for alarge number in an embedded system according to embodiment 3 of thepresent disclosure; and

FIG. 4 is a flow chart of a method for realizing pre-computation for alarge number in an embedded system according to embodiment 4 of thepresent disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present disclosure is further described with the embodiments and thedrawings below to make the technical solutions of the present disclosuremore clearly. Nevertheless, the following embodiments are just a few ofembodiments of the disclosure. Any other embodiments made by thoseskilled in the art on the basis of embodiments of the disclosure withoutcreative work fall in the protective scope of the disclosure.

An embodiment provides a method for data processing based on Montgomerymodulo multiplication, during the procedure of data processing, CPU(Central Processing Unit) may invoke a module for modulo, an additionmodule and a Montgomery modulo multiplier. The module for modulo isconfigured to perform modulo operation, in which data in a second randomaccess memory mod data in a first random access memory. The moduloaddition module is configured to perform modulo addition operation ondata in a third random access memory, data in a fourth random accessmemory and data in a fifth random access memory, which is the data inthe third access memory plus the data in the fourth random access memorymakes a sum, and then the sum mod the data in the fifth random accessmemory. The Montgomery modulo multiplier is configured to perform modulomultiplication on data in a sixth random access memory, data in aseventh random access memory and data in an eighth random access memorywhich are regarded as a first input parameter, a second input parameterand a third input parameter respectively.

In the embodiment, a first register is configured to store a first dataN, a second register is configured to store a second data R=2^(n), n isan integer, a third register, a fourth register and a fifth register areconfigured to store intermediate data during the data processing, asixth register is configured to store a third data which is a length n.

FIG. 1 illustrates a flowchart of a method for realizing pre-computationfor a large number in an embedded system according to embodiment 1 ofthe disclosure, including step 101 to step 114.

In step 101, data in a first register is read, and the read data iswritten into a first random access memory; data in a second register isread, and the data which is read is written into a second random accessmemory.

In step 102, a module for modulo is invoked to perform an operation onthe data in the first random access memory and the data in the secondrandom access memory, and a result which is obtained from the operationis written into a third register and a fourth register respectively.

In the embodiment, after the module for modulo is invoked to perform theoperation, data in the third register is recorded as W, data in thefourth register is recorded as S, and S is equal to W and equal to R modN. For instance, N is

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A value of W and a value of S both are

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In step 103, the data in the third register is read, and the read datais written into a third random access memory and a fourth random accessmemory respectively; reading the data in the first register, and theread data is written into a fifth random access memory.

In step 104, the modulo addition module is invoked to perform anoperation on the data in the third random access memory, the data in thefourth random access memory and the data in the fifth random accessmemory, and a result which is obtained from the operation is writteninto the third register.

In the embodiment, after the modulo addition module is invoked toperform the operation, the result (R mod N)+(R mod N) mod N=2R mod N maybe obtained, the data W in the third register may be updated with 2R modN. For instance, after being updated, the value of W in the thirdregister is

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In step 105, data in a fifth register is initialized.

Preferably, in the embodiment, the data in the fifth register may be setas 1.

In step 106, in accordance with the data in the fifth register, data atthe corresponding bit in a sixth register is read.

A position where the data is to be read in the sixth register isdetermined according to the value of the data in the fifth register, andthe data at the corresponding bit in the sixth register is readaccording to the position.

Preferably, in the embodiment, an order of the bits of the data whichmay need to be read in the sixth register may be obtained according tothe data in the fifth register, and data of 1 bit is read from the sixthregister in accordance with the order of the bits. The order of the bitsis a serial number of position of the data at each bit in the sixthregister; for instance, when data, in the sixth register, is n, andn=n_(k)*2^(k)+n_(k-1)*2^(k-1)+ . . . +n_(i)*2^(i)+ . . . +n₁*2¹+n₀*2⁰(n_(i)=1 or 0), the data is (n_(k)n_(k-1) . . . n_(i) . . . n₁n₀)₂ in acase that being converted into the binary system, the bit orders ofn_(k), n_(k-1), n_(i), n₁ and n₀ is k, k−1, i, 1 and 0 respectively. Inthe case that the data in the fifth register is 1, according to the datain the fifth register, the data which is read at the corresponding bitis data n₀ at the least significant bit. In the case that the data inthe fifth register is k+1, according to it, the data which is read atthe corresponding bit is data n_(k) at the most significant bit.

In the embodiment, in the case that the value of data n in the sixthregister may be 1440, whose binary format is (101 1010 0000)₂, afterinitialization, in the case that the data in the fifth register is 1,the data which is first read is 0 at least significant bit.

In step 107, whether a value of data which is latest read from the sixthregister is 0 is determined, step 108 is executed if the value of thedata which is latest read from the sixth register is 0; step 111 isexecuted if the value of data which is latest read from the sixthregister is not 0.

In step 108, the data in the third register is read, and the data whichis read is written into a sixth random access memory and a seventhrandom access memory respectively; the data in the first register isread, and the data is written into an eighth random access memory.

In step 109, the Montgomery modulo multiplier is invoked to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and then the data in the third register is updatedwith a result of the modulo multiplication.

In the embodiment, the data W in the third register, the data W in thethird register and the data N in the first register are respectively setas three input parameters of the Montgomery modulo multiplier, andmodulo multiplication is performed on them to obtain MontMul (W, W,N)=W*W*R⁻¹ mod N, the data W in the third register is updated withW*W*R⁻¹ mod N.

For instance, in the case that the data which is read is n₀, data W inthe third register is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₁, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₂, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₃, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₄, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₅, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₆, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₇, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₈, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₉, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₁₀, data W in the thirdregister is updated with

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In step 110, updating the data in the fifth register, and returning tostep 106.

A result obtained by the data in the fifth register plus a preset stepwhich may be 1 is made as updated data in the fifth register.

In step 111, the data in a fourth register is read, and the data in thesixth random access memory is updated with the data which is read; thedata in the third register is read, and the data in the seventh randomaccess memory is updated with the data which is read; the data in thefirst register is read, and the data in the eighth random access memoryis updated with the data which is read.

In step 112, the Montgomery modulo multiplier is invoked to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and the data in the fourth random access memory isupdated with a result which is obtained from the modulo multiplication.

In the embodiment, data S in the fourth register, data W in the thirdregister and data N in the first register are respectively set as threeinput parameters of the Montgomery modulo multiplier, and modulomultiplication is performed on the data to obtain MontMul (S, W,N)=S*W*R⁻¹ mod N, and after the result is stored into the fourthregister, data S in the fourth register is updated with S*W*R⁻¹ mod N.

In the case that the data which is read is n₅, a value of which is 1,data in the fourth register is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₇, a value of which is 1,data in the fourth register is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₈, a value of which 1, datain the fourth register is updated with

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In the case that the data which is read is n₁₀, a value of which is 1,data in the fourth register is updated with

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In step 113, whether the data which is latest read in the sixth registeris the data at most significant bit in the sixth register is determined,step 114 is executed if the data which is latest read in the sixthregister is the data at most significant bit in the sixth register; step108 is returned to if the data which is latest read in the sixthregister is not the data at most significant bit in the sixth register.

It's may determined that whether a value of the data in the fifthregister is equal to a length of the data in the sixth register, thedata which is read is the data at most significant bit in the sixthregister if the value of the data in the fifth register is equal to thelength of the data in the sixth register; the data is not the data atmost significant bit in the sixth register if the value of the data inthe fifth register is not equal to the length of the data in the sixthregister.

In step 114, the data in the fourth register is output.

In the embodiment, the output result is

0xB83C9F28C1E3054ABC74607F8D0E9BF7749570117F35B79B891169D963F693E928F26FC3422F7EB469E4360872C2C1122A27EA331D8EA13B559CF48F5F60573FDCAAAA8F83103CD6A5FF4E6AB3B6F6A4C2C073CEBC2E12EEC89CF8FB0CD4EF713C354FE5C3D7E60E5D2DA4D7C82D181B4B1DEF3DE585A616398CACE990EBDAF23C441DD72D89D1A295163B6337F5AFB59FA35E77FA7EDF391F257220D0D5BB61395D26826690AD1297D714B5D114A2CBD0A814E7.

In the case that the length is any value, by applying the technicalsolution of the disclosure, the result of pre-computation for a largenumber may be obtained via performing iterative operation by theMontgomery modulo multiplier according to the value at each bit ofbinary numbers which is corresponding to length, thereby the speed ofdata processing is improved.

It's important to note that in other embodiments of the disclosure, thedata in the fifth register may be initialized as any value beside 1, andthe value is corresponding to the position of the data at the leastsignificant bit in the sixth register; when being updated, the data inthe fifth register may be increased any value beside 1, and then thedata in the sixth register is read in accordance with the updated datain the fifth register, the read data in the sixth register is one-bithigher than the data in the sixth register which is read according tothe data in the fifth register before updated, in that case, theobjective of the disclosure can also be realized.

FIG. 2 illustrates a flowchart of a method for realizing pre-computationfor a large number in an embedded system according to embodiment 2 ofthe disclosure, in this embodiment, the length, stored in the sixthregister, is n which is equal to 2^(k), and the method for realizingpre-computation for a large number includes step 201 to step 210.

In step 201, data in a first register is read, and the data which isread is written into a first random access memory; data in a secondregister is read, and the data which is read is written into a secondrandom access memory.

In step 202, the module for modulo is invoked to perform an operation onthe data in the first random access memory and the data in the secondrandom access memory, and the result which is obtained from theoperation is written into a third register.

In the embodiment, after invoking module for modulo to perform theoperation, the data in the third register is recorded as W which isequal to R mod N.

In step 203, data in the third register is read, and the data which isread is written into a third random access memory and a fourth randomaccess memory respectively; reading data in the first register, and thedata which is read is written into a fifth random access memory.

In step 204, a modulo addition module is invoked to perform an operationon the data in the third random access memory, the data in the fourthrandom access memory and data in the fifth random access memory, and aresult which is obtained from the operation is written into the thirdregister.

In the embodiment, after the modulo addition module is invoked toperform the operation, the result (R mod N)+(R mod N) mod N=2R mod N maybe obtained, the data W in the third register may be updated with 2R modN.

In step 205, data in the fifth register is initialized.

Preferably, in the embodiment, the data in the fifth register may be setas 0.

In step 206, the data in the third register is read, and the data whichis read is written into the sixth random access memory and the seventhrandom access memory respectively; the data in the first register isread, and the data which is read is written into an eighth random accessmemory.

In step 207, a Montgomery modulo multiplier is invoked to perform anoperation on the data in the sixth random access memory, the data in theseventh random access memory and the data in the eighth random accessmemory, and the data in the third register is updated with a resultwhich is obtained from the operation.

In the embodiment, data W in the third register, data W in the thirdregister and data N in the first register are set as three inputparameters of Montgomery modulo multiplier, and the modulomultiplication are performed on the data to obtain MontMul (W, W,N)=W*W*R⁻¹ mod N, the result which is get from modulo multiplication isstored into the third register, data W in the third register is updatedwith W*W*R⁻¹ mod N.

In step 208, the data in the fifth register is updated.

Specifically, the data in the fifth register is increased by 1, and theresult which is obtained is made as the updated data in the fifthregister.

In step 209, whether a value of the data in the fifth register is equalto a length of data in the sixth register is determined, step 210 isexecuted if value of the data in the fifth register is equal to thelength of the data in the sixth register; step 206 is returned to ifvalue of the data in the fifth register is not equal to the length ofthe data in the sixth register.

In step 210, the data in the third register is output.

In the case that the length is 2^(k), by applying the technical solutionof the disclosure, the result from pre-computation for a large numbermay be obtained via performing iterative operation by the Montgomerymodulo multiplier, thereby the speed of data processing is improved.

It's important to note that in other embodiments of the disclosure, thedata in the fifth register may also be initialized as 1, and after step206 to step 207 are executed, step 209 is executed, which is determiningwhether the value of the data in the fifth register is equal to thelength of the data in the sixth register is determined, the data in thethird register is output if the value of the data in the fifth registeris equal to the length of the data in the sixth register; the data inthe fifth register is increased 1, and the result is made as the updateddata in the fifth register if the value of the data in the fifthregister is not equal to the length of the data in the sixth register,and step 206 to step 207 are executed, and then step 209 is executed,circulating successively, the objective of the disclosure may also berealized.

FIG. 3 shows a flowchart of a method for realizing pre-computation for alarge number according to embodiment 3 of the disclosure, including step301 to step 316.

In step 301, data in a first register is read, and the data which isread is written into a first random access memory; data in a secondregister is read, and the data which is read is written into a secondrandom access memory.

In step 302, a module for modulo is invoked to perform an operation onthe data in the first random access memory and the data in the secondrandom access memory, and a result which is obtained from the operationis written into a third register and a fourth register respectively.

In the embodiment, after invoking the module for modulo to performoperation, the data in the third register is recorded as W, the data inthe fourth register is recorded as S, and S equal to W and equal to Rmod N.

In step 303, the data in the third register is read, and the data whichis read is written into a third random access memory and a fourth randomaccess memory respectively; the data in the first register is read, andthe read data is written into a fifth random access memory.

In step 304, after an modulo addition module is invoked to perform anoperation on the data in the third random access memory, the data in thefourth random access memory and the data in the fifth random accessmemory, and a result which is obtained from the operation is writteninto the third register.

In the embodiment, after the modulo addition module is invoked toperform the operation, the result (R mod N)+(R mod N) mod N=2R mod N maybe obtained, the data W in the third register may be updated with 2R modN.

In step 305, data in a fifth register is initialized.

Preferably, in the embodiment, the data in the fifth register may be setas 0.

In step 306, in accordance with the data in the fifth register, the dataat the corresponding bit in a sixth register is read.

In accordance with value of the data in the fifth register, a positionwhere the data is to be read in the sixth register is determined, andcorresponding data in the sixth register is read according to theposition.

Preferably, in the embodiment, making the data in the fifth register asorders of data which need to be read in the sixth register, and readingthe data of one-bit in the sixth register, wherein, the order is aserial number of data of each bit in the sixth register.

For instance, in the case that the data, in the sixth register, is n,and n=n_(k)*2^(k)+n_(k-1)*2^(k-1)+ . . . +n_(i)*2^(i)+ . . .+n₁*2¹+n₀*2⁰ (n_(i)=1 or 0), the data is (n_(k)n_(k-1) . . . n_(i) . . .n₁n₀)₂ in a case that being converted into the binary system, the bitorders of n_(k), n_(k-1), n_(i), n₁ and n₀ is k, k−1, i, 1 and 0respectively. In the case that the data in the fifth register is 0, thedata which is read at the corresponding bit according to the data in thefifth register is n₀ at the least significant bit. In the case that thedata in the fifth register is k, the data which is read at thecorresponding bit is n_(k) at the most significant bit.

In step 307, whether a value of the latest read data in the sixthregister is 0 is determined, step 310 is executed if the value of thelatest read data in the sixth register is 0, step 308 is executed if thevalue of the latest read data in the sixth register is not 0.

In step 308, the data in the third register is written into the fourthregister.

In step 309, whether the latest read data in the sixth register is thedata at most significant bit in the sixth register is determined, step316 is executed if the latest read data in the sixth register is thedata at most significant bit in the sixth register; step 310 is executedif the latest read data in the sixth register is not the data at mostsignificant bit in the sixth register.

In step 310, the data in the fifth register is updated, and according tothe updated data, data at the corresponding bit in the sixth register isread.

Specifically, the data in the fifth register is increased by 1, and theresult is made as the updated data in the fifth register.

In step 311, the data in the third register is read, and the data whichis read is written into a sixth random access memory and a seventhrandom access memory respectively; the data in the first register isread, and the data which is read is written into an eighth random accessmemory.

In step 312, the Montgomery modulo multiplier is invoked to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and the data in the third register is updated witha result which is obtained from the modulo multiplication.

In the embodiment, data W in the third register, data W in the thirdregister and data N in the first register are respectively set as threeinput parameters of the Montgomery modulo multiplier, modulomultiplication is performed on the data to obtain MontMul(W, W,N)=W*W*R⁻¹ mod N, and storing the result in the third register, and thendata W in the third register is updated with W*W*R⁻¹ mod N.

In step 313, whether the value of the latest read data in the sixthregister is 0 is determined, step 310 is returned to if the value of thelatest read data in the sixth register is 0, step 314 is executed if thevalue of the latest read data in the sixth register is not 0.

In step 314, the data in the fourth register is read, and the data whichis read is written into the sixth random access memory; the data in thethird register is read, and the data in the seventh random access memoryis updated according to the read data; the data in the first register isread, and the data in the eighth random access memory is updatedaccording to the read data.

In step 315, the Montgomery modulo multiplier is invoked to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and the data in the fourth register is updatedwith a result which is obtained from the modulo multiplication, and step309 is returned to.

In the embodiment, data S in the fourth register, data W in the thirdregister and data N in the first register are respectively set as threeinput parameters of the Montgomery modulo multiplier, modulomultiplication is performed on the data to obtain MontMul (S, W,N)=S*W*R⁻¹ mod N, the result is stored into the fourth register, anddata S in the fourth register is updated with S*W*R⁻¹ mod N.

In step 316, the data in the fourth register is output.

In the case that the length is any value, by applying the technicalsolution of the disclosure, the result from large numberspre-computation may be obtained via performing iterative operation bythe Montgomery modulo multiplier according to the value at each bit ofbinary numbers which is corresponding to length, thereby the speed ofdata processing is improved.

It's important to note that in other embodiments of the disclosure, thedata in the fifth register can be initialized as any value beside 0, andthe value is corresponding to the position of the data at the leastsignificant bit in the sixth register; when being updated, the data inthe fifth register may be increased by any value beside 1, and then thedata in the sixth register is read in accordance with the updated datain the fifth register, the read data in the sixth register is one-bithigher than the data in the sixth register which is read according tothe data in the fifth register before updated, in that case, theobjective of the disclosure may also be realized.

FIG. 4 illustrates a flowchart of a method for realizing pre-computationfor a large number in an embedded system according to embodiment 4 ofthe disclosure, including step 401 to step 214.

In step 401, data in a first register is read, and the data which isread is written into a first random access memory; data in a secondregister is read, and the data which is read is written into a secondrandom access memory.

In step 402, the module for modulo is invoked to perform an operation onthe data in the first random access memory and the data in the secondrandom access memory, and a result which is obtained from the operationis written into a third register and a fourth register respectively.

In the embodiment, after the module for modulo is invoked to perform theoperation, the data in the third register is set as W, the data in thefourth register is set as S, and S is equal to W and is equal to R modN. For instance:

N is

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R is

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the value of W which is equal to S is

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In step 403, reading the data in the third register, and writing thedata which is read into a third random access memory and a fourth randomaccess memory respectively; reading the data in the first register, andwriting the data which is read into a fifth random access memory.

In step 404, invoking a modulo addition module to perform an operationon the data in the third random access memory, the data in the fourthrandom access memory and the data in the fifth random access memory, andwriting a result which is obtained from the operation into the thirdregister.

In the embodiment, the modulo addition module is invoked to perform theoperation to get the result (R mod N)+(R mod N) mod N=2R mod N, and dataW in the third register is updated with 2R mod N.

In the embodiment, the value of updated data W in the third register is

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In step 405, the data in a fifth register is initialized.

Preferably, in the embodiment, the data in the fifth register can be setequal to the length of the data in a sixth register.

In step 406, in accordance with the data in the fifth register, the dataat a corresponding bit in the sixth register is read.

The position where the data is to be read in the sixth register isdetermined according to the value of the data in the fifth register, andthe data at the corresponding bit in the sixth register is readaccording the position. Preferably, in the embodiment, order of the bitsof the data which need to be read in the sixth register may be obtainedaccording to the data in the fifth register, and the data of 1 bit maybe read from the sixth register in accordance with the order of the bitswhich is serial number of the position of the data at each bit in thesixth register.

For instance, in the case that the data, in the sixth register, is n,and n=n_(k)*2^(k)+n_(k-1)*2^(k-1)+ . . . +n_(i)*2^(i)+ . . .+n₁*2¹+n₀*2⁰ (n_(i)=1 or 0), the data is (n_(k)n_(k-1) . . . n_(i) . . .n₁n₀)₂ in a case that being converted into the binary system, where, thebit orders of n_(k), n_(k-1), n_(i), n₁ and n₀ is k, k−1, i, 1 and 0respectively. In the case that the data in the fifth register is 1, thedata which is read at the corresponding bit according to the data in thefifth register is n₀ at the least significant bit, In the case that thedata in the fifth register is k+1, the data which is read at thecorresponding bit is n_(k) at the most significant bit.

In the embodiment, in the case that the value of the data n in the sixthregister is 1440, and its binary format is (101 1010 0000)₂, after beinginitialized, the data in the fifth register is 11, and the data which isfirstly read is 1.

In step 407, the data in the fourth register is read, the data which isread is written into a sixth random access memory and a seventh randomaccess memory respectively; the data in the first register is read, andthe data which is read is written into an eighth random access memory.

In step 408, the Montgomery modulo multiplier is invoked to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and the data in the fourth register is updatedwith a result which is obtained from the modulo multiplication.

In the embodiment, data S in the fourth register, data S in the fourthregister and data N in the first register are set as three inputparameters of the Montgomery modulo multiplier, and modulomultiplication is performed on the data to obtain a result MontMul (S,S, N)=S*S*R⁻¹ mod N, the result is stored into the fourth register, andthen the data S in the fourth register may be updated with S*S*R⁻¹ modN.

For instance, in the case that the data which is read is n₁₀, theupdated data in the fourth register is

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In the case that the data which is read is n₉, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0x9986FB322BF6E67FA387153DCD7FD707956D9E905541D4FD81DB4958E79BA9AE8E12CA35ED84F8CA2E29E5521FCBD3A3809CF616A5DD747DE9424EBE5E14707D9A371FB2CA0972D1A51D20FCD9B12C38830024AE5F66E7C7B13C5C1417D0A9935EF27616D1D36B0E9E3015E237CB5C8F3F7979D9CC2085D2D0E2B6BDE4D00060CBBA266704DC45A9CA98DACA7FFBC7427E70ABBDFED9B3AEACBFD9E92E1FE6CF67E0851A209A30E22BD799350E6897BF48BD723C.

In the case that the data which is read is n₈, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0xB2DF6A61C5D70D3E5FDFDF961CBF47A2206D49897FA83E74C85ACA10123C7B917F548DF2ACD65F8DCFBC87F18F15385FC2C25365EA648C3699AA6258A75BFA3535F80EA48D2A84AF67031471D39D46FE4D80A510AD4F13029D8F9E5A6B2AFB172B431366B03761C1C7D86279FB1320849DA2A45416925A34ABFC365685A801B394C5ACCF95DF397C0FAFD88F3FED00AB38FB04D6FAD3A892095F54994F8F8EA5537256F592B5DBF9C54A316EC0D6AADCC754820E.

In the case that the data which is read is n₇, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0x83B559FDB14D041345D3F9AA9F4FD3EAB1E36FB43E676E11AED53D885206823D0C17C168455885B84742A18F62A7D73E388D58A10561F80B42F695D49E0843AE52D045378D1C007F233FC94BF550FE72072B21062BFE85CB63F843A000576246A314D8D4B594E02FFE89BAFB9A1BD46DA1D44515023D58DF9A90DD46089071CF89DF2720B6FDE8A335B940187B09492EAA79EE64A5F844611D93372B3B8261DD22FC7FB8554B79ED8C7F2361F0FA6BE886BF508C.

In the case that the data which is read is n₆, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0x022679CABF39B7DD61E056533B7B7BBA371BE1D0DD007BA47277561B1B3BD915EE138C634B04CFE96C05DFBAF7257E9B7186D1AA2A5F7800DBA36B3CC636393F1B4675E65C67A93B75D95B751291EE41D5A92FE35DBC53EED619E9AA1D8AF0B66906AD17C5956C8C1098B4084FD82DE72EA60D27C149F2C63EAE46BFB5A9E2F326588355E2CBD927CB8D336BEA5A8DE1382A0F953BCECFF7E8E67DF98FD8D6CB81C5BF5524E6B051956745414873E5C04DAA0CC1.

In the case that the data which is read is n₅, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0x1ABC6003530F5BF6FAF99131099398E735CDBFA97E81E5F22AE25E2C1091FE972F4CC10E0514303E4C6002288744F614BB2E727D0016A4D06BD6843BF9039D13FA9904FD47457D3A7530BE02241C2579E9A404682790478E9E720BF409B96F2908FEC6ED58AC08CD4A39A6AF9F60CB234564F25341D7DCD9D7A375FA6328E3B63674F26A00F258357F69A4594D719CB34365D05376F3722D1F1E64A17C04F1B30334381D94E9CB91B929D14D9739074A2BA45E5C.

In the case that the data which is read is n₄, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0x8A7128F0EF38233D76C6D8AFBA66D0C2473B5F689344E19E7DEA9CEB7DCBAC9B5C7BDB9075052C77595E892754BD98B6E437FC212FF564D33A51F952230B997C066C0165712821EC0CD43B3063D4D331293B80E37D9FE28D447D29D510C40417796EEBF09DCE40240969D87E9B29608CE9479B72F989D02884CF0B54D2861DD96FC66FB6C52974CAB7288CB5CF927BDD4A70C5AA27F3E1BB2BF491D6C3C67FEF1C2F5716539F569535F1E601A4C90ED5E3D38EA5.

In the case that the data which is read is n₃, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0x531BC239F295E4934C5AF1EF888563C5F0DA69A5B3F228983F89EDC6E3426D11944D372E299D28020DD9B0F0E613A3E90821CD5D81D1C8A21B6915F0A0274A73DCAB3E080D16581C3ACA2D604EAF0A347348D29B40B756A8196CFBBA737F2F2C1C7CE95D75C8AE953DBCB0FEAC60E7A71857074D41C4BBFC0F5528115CAAB9877292A206A97553F0AC735212B83858203754DF69D1042C07C888D30CBA570898D37F0C0565ADF0C7E16C9EA6411774CBCB39FDCA.

In the case that the data which is read is n₂, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0x0871B99B9478368B4A9AD8631C3E72E08A91D37611FD998D0517BF8757E0E5DA896A8AB60E53B8814CA9F38FE671FBC903059E4E37450546CAF563F65A7B644FDA8A206C8944157534F62E8D6AA548B138069FCD7389569C4D721BD7B9395A3379E0D41709DF4ED1BA93B8F2461B57D530959E69CE9B8591EF27CF0D5BA1BD1F8D446C8685F1DE91649351CFB0CEEC751E76F59A1E8CE702D4DFD9E20A8A263C7F36F4985A1BC08236CAF0CCFE95893670D5D406.

In the case that the data which is read is n₁, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0x07010678BB199C55EA69B55807E60458299B2374A9137F6E61DE2749010B02232A67B08843C0F24CF146863C8457D7AF3508301D6A74686D402C8E4F4E99DD4C63FD9BF70CE8773E0919B98891080EB666B21621792BD0D02356A816CD6BCEE83F15C2AE86B08A081C35C3D6F14631BD80A061BC212B398BC0CE83A6A2F202B0898C2564AA9AF159E236F787B8747D31A82C5979E69534CF0BAF78F9A99A1AF99D82BC6922BF77D87F4C0E55E3793A2CC29E0C14.

In the case that the data which is read is n₀, the updated data S in thefourth register is

0xB83C9F28C1E3054ABC74607F8D0E9BF7749570117F35B79B891169D963F693E928F26FC3422F7EB469E4360872C2C1122A27EA331D8EA13B559CF48F5F60573FDCAAAA8F83103CD6A5FF4E6AB3B6F6A4C2C073CEBC2E12EEC89CF8FB0CD4EF713C354FE5C3D7E60E5D2DA4D7C82D181B4B1DEF3DE585A616398CACE990EBDAF23C441DD72D89D1A295163B6337F5AFB59FA35E77FA7EDF391F257220D0D5BB61395D26826690AD1297D714B5D114A2CBD0A814E7.

In step 409, whether a value of the data which is latest read in thesixth register is 0 is determined, step 412 is executed if the value ofthe data which is latest read in the sixth register is 0, step 410 isexecuted if the value of the data which is latest read in the sixthregister is not 0.

In step 410, the data in the fourth register is read, and the data inthe sixth random access memory is updated according to the data which isread; reading the data in the third register, and the data in theseventh random access memory is updated according to the data which isread; the data in the first register is read, and the data in the eighthrandom access memory is updated according to the data which is read.

In step 411, the Montgomery modulo multiplier is invoked to performmodulo multiplication on the data in the sixth random access memory, thedata in the seventh random access memory and the data in the eighthrandom access memory, and the data in the fourth register is updatedwith a result which is obtained from the modulo multiplication.

In the embodiment, data S in the fourth register, data W in the thirdregister and data N in the first register are respectively set as threeinput parameters of the Montgomery modulo multiplier, modulomultiplication is performed on the data to obtain the result MontMul (S,W, N)=S*W*R⁻¹ mod N, and the result is stored into the fourth register,and then data S in the fourth register is updated with S*W*R⁻¹ mod N.

In the case that the data which is read is N₁₀ whose value is 1, theupdated data S in the fourth register is

0x4CC37D9915FB733FD1C38A9EE6BFEB83CAB6CF482AA0EA7EC0EDA4AC73CDD4D74709651AF6C27C651714F2A90FE5E9D1C04E7B0B52EEBA3EF4A1275F2F0A383ECD1B8FD96504B968D28E907E6CD8961C418012572FB373E3D89E2E0A0BE854C9AF793B0B68E9B5874F180AF11BE5AE479FBCBCECE61042E968715B5EF268003065DD1333826E22D4E54C6D653FFDE3A13F3855DEFF6CD9D7565FECF4970FF367B3F0428D104D187115EBCC9A87344BDFA45EB91E.

In the case that the data which is read is n₈ whose value is 1, theupdated data S in the fourth register is

0x8C20939016ABD41CA8A1847BACDE85062635FAB714A0F228F12C66765E5FE18EA22DCE72D50DFD4E2B038937A61D65A865ABE4517E40758CADA55860E63D1089D27DE535CCD76613374D7122DDA6D90ABBC1534CF277DFF7276E53B9DC4A20932E42C45314E39E47373CCA6C8419182D0B23A71EA02CD5DE0C311A5C8484037F5C79E338ECF584629205E7D11FD8F3271192349D755DBE0FBDEE9FACEAA716FE80DCCF31AD92442C158A492AC5477BA960D860AB.

In the case that the data which is read is n₇ whose value is 1, theupdated data S in the fourth register is

0x2DCC72C7ED97C1C67489B8A4B1FF9D974922470C921F5162BE214D66DDF3EEE5BBB4355E061249A31A0FBC734D42A3655141EEC7B43B4D36003DBF58D395A37C0C2E525BCCBA5DB2AFC6DAD7210E47F22F164B37EFD6C588B43F9E4506A2EEF21DE64F2F1F9E9B23A49F7B6FC22A7FFF1386E8A07782D333E95A683B8A54E3B746ACD7DB2F32E2B0DE18B6E39611842DF49007B8CBA6F5ADE65664D0C28CBD6E1FF120B732BD8013A3F42D11258EFDC0DFADFDA7.

In the case that the data which is read is n₅ whose value is 1, theupdated data S in the fourth register is

0x3578C006A61EB7EDF5F322621327310E6B9B7F52FD03CBE455C4BC582123FD2E5E99839C0A28607C98C004510E89EC29765CE4FA002D49A0D7AD0877F2073A27F53209FA8E8AFA74EA617C0448384AF3D34808D04F208F1D3CE417E81372DE5211FD8DDAB158119A94734D5F3EC196468AC9E4A683AFB9B3AF46EBF4C651C76C6CE9E4D401E4B06AFED348B29AE3396686CBA0A6EDE6E45A3E3CC942F809E3660668703B29D397237253A29B2E720E945748BCB8.

It's important to note that after step 411 is executed, step 412 isexecuted.

In step 412, whether the data which is latest read in the sixth registeris the data at the least significant bit in the sixth register isdetermined, step 414 is executed if the data which is latest read in thesixth register is the data at the least significant bit in the sixthregister; step 413 is executed if the data which is latest read in thesixth register is not the data at the least significant bit in the sixthregister.

In step 413, the data in the fifth register is updated, and step 407 isreturned to.

Specifically, the data in the fifth register may be decreased by 1, andthen making the result as updated data in the fifth register.

In step 414, the data in the fourth register is output.

In the case that the length is any value, by applying the technicalsolution of the disclosure, the result from large numberspre-computation may be obtained via performing iterative operation bythe Montgomery modulo multiplier according to the value at each bit ofbinary numbers which is corresponding to length, thereby the speed ofdata processing is improved.

It's important to note that in other embodiments of the disclosure, thedata in the fifth register can be initialized as any value beside thelength of the data in the sixth register, and the value is correspondingto the position of the data at the most significant bit in the sixthregister; when being updated, the data in the fifth register may bedecreased by any value beside 1, and then reading the data in the sixthregister in accordance with the updated data in the fifth register, theread data in the sixth register is one-bit lower than the data in thesixth register which is read according to the data in the fifth registerbefore being updated, and in that case, the objective of the disclosuremay also be realized.

Steps described in the method according to embodiments of the disclosurecan be implemented by hardware, software module executed by CPU, orcombination of hardware and software module. The software module can beplaced in random access memory (RAM), internal memory, read-only memory(ROM), electrically-programmable ROM, electrically-erasable programmableROM, register, rigid disk, removable disc, CD-ROM, or other memorymediums which is known to all technicians in the technical field.

While all above are preferred embodiments of the present disclosure,protective scope of the disclosure is not limited to hereof, variationsand changes which can be made by those skilled in the art easily fall inscope of the disclosure. It is intended that the following claimsdefined the scope of the disclosure and that method and structureswithin the scope of these claims and their equivalents be coveredthereby.

The invention claimed is:
 1. A method for realizing pre-computation fora large number in an embedded system, comprising: SA1 comprising:reading data in a first register, and writing the data which is readinto a first random access memory; reading data in a second register,and writing the data which is read into a second random access memory;wherein the first register is configured to store a first data, thesecond register is configured to store a second data, a sixth registeris configured to store a third data, a relationship of the second datato the third data is defined as R=2^(n), R represents the second data, nrepresents the third data, and the third data is an integer; SA2comprising: invoking a module for modulo to perform an operation on thedata in the first random access memory and the data in the second randomaccess memory, and writing a result which is obtained from the operationinto a third register and a fourth register respectively; wherein themodule for modulo is configured to perform modulo operation with thedata in the second random access memory mod the data in the first randomaccess memory; SA3 comprising: reading data in the third register, andwriting the data which is read into a third random access memory and afourth random access memory respectively; reading data in the firstregister, and writing the data which is read into a fifth random accessmemory; SA4 comprising: invoking a modulo addition module to perform anoperation on the data in the third random access memory, the data in thefourth random access memory and the data in the fifth random accessmemory, and updating the data in the third register with a result whichis obtained from the operation; wherein the modulo addition module isconfigured to perform modulo addition operation with the data in thethird random access memory plus the data in the fourth random accessmemory to obtain a sum, and the sum mod the data in the fifth randomaccess memory; SA5 comprising: reading data at the least significant bitin the sixth register according to data in a fifth register, and makingthe data which is read as data at current bit, wherein an initial valueof the data in the fifth register is a preset value; SA6 comprising:determining a value of the data at the current bit, executing step SA7if the value of the data at the current bit is 0; executing step SA10 ifthe value of the data at the current bit is 1; SA7 comprising: readingdata in the third register, and writing the data which is read into asixth random access memory and a seventh random access memoryrespectively; reading data in the first register, and writing the datawhich is read into an eighth random access memory; SA8 comprising:invoking a Montgomery modulo multiplier to perform modulo multiplicationon the data in the sixth random access memory, the data in the seventhrandom access memory and the data in the eighth random access memory,and updating the data in the third register with a result which isobtained from the modulo multiplication; wherein the Montgomery modulomultiplier is configured to perform modulo multiplication on the data inthe sixth random access memory, the data in the seventh random accessmemory and the data in the eighth random access memory as a first inputparameter, a second input parameter and a third input parameterrespectively; SA9 comprising: updating data in the fifth register, andaccording to the updated data in the fifth register, reading data whichis one-bit higher than the data at the current bit from the sixthregister, and making the data which is read as updated data at thecurrent bit, and returning to step SA6; SA10 comprising: reading data inthe fourth register, and updating the data in the sixth random accessmemory with the read data; reading data in the third register, andupdating the data in the seventh random access memory with the readdata; reading data in the first register, and updating the data in theeighth random access memory with the read data; SA11 comprising:invoking a Montgomery modulo multiplier to perform modulo multiplicationon the data in the sixth random access memory, the data in the seventhrandom access memory and the data in the eighth random access memory,and updating the data in the fourth register with a result which isobtained from the modulo multiplication; SA12 comprising: determiningwhether data at the current bit is data at the most significant bit inthe sixth register, executing step SA13 if the data at the current bitis the data at the most significant bit in the sixth register; returningto step SA7 if the data at the current bit is not the data at the mostsignificant bit in the sixth register; and SA13 comprising: outputtingthe data in the fourth register.
 2. The method according to claim 1,wherein updating data in the fifth register comprises: increasing apreset step to the data in the fifth register, and making a result asthe updated data in the fifth register.
 3. The method according to claim2, wherein: the preset value is 1, the preset step is 1, and determiningwhether the data at the current bit is the data at the most significantbit in the sixth register comprises: determining whether a value of thedata in the fifth register is equal to a length of the data in the sixthregister, determining that the data at the current bit is the data atthe most significant bit in the sixth register if the value of the datain the fifth register is equal to the length of the data in the sixthregister, and determining that the data at the current bit is not thedata at the most significant bit in the sixth register if the value ofthe data in the fifth register is not equal to the length of the data inthe sixth register.
 4. A method for realizing pre-computation for alarge number in an embedded system, comprising: SC1 comprising: readingdata in a first register, and writing the data which is read into afirst random access memory; reading data in a second register, andwriting the data which is read into a second random access memory; SC2comprising: invoking a module for modulo to perform an operation on thedata in the first random access memory and the data in the second randomaccess memory, and writing a result which is obtained from the operationinto a third register and a fourth register respectively; wherein themodule for modulo is configured to perform modulo operation with thedata in the second random access memory mod the data in the first randomaccess memory; SC3 comprising: reading data in the third register, andwriting the data which is read into a third random access memory and afourth random access memory respectively; reading data in the firstregister, and writing the data which is read in to a fifth random accessmemory; SC4 comprising: invoking a modulo addition module to perform anoperation on the data in the third random access memory, the data in thefourth random access memory and the data in the fifth random accessmemory, and updating the data in the third register with a result whichis obtained from the operation; wherein the modulo addition module isconfigured to perform modulo addition operation with the data in thethird random access memory plus the data in the fourth random accessmemory to obtain a sum, and the sum mod the data in the fifth randomaccess memory; SC5 comprising: reading the updated data in the thirdregister, writing the data which is read into a sixth random accessmemory and a seventh random access memory respectively; reading the datain the first register, and writing the data which is read into an eighthrandom access memory; SC6 comprising: invoking a Montgomery modulomultiplier to perform modulo multiplication on the data in the sixthrandom access memory, the data in the seventh random access memory andthe data in the eighth random access memory, and updating the data inthe third register with a result which is obtained from the modulomultiplication; wherein the Montgomery modulo multiplier is configuredto perform modulo multiplication with the data in the sixth randomaccess memory, the data in the seventh random access memory and the datain the eighth random access memory as a first input parameter, a secondinput parameter and a third input parameter respectively; SC7comprising: updating data in a fifth register, and determining whetherthe data in the fifth register is equal to a length of data in a sixthregister, executing step SC8 if the data in the fifth register is equalto the length of the data in the sixth register; returning to step SC5if the data in the fifth register is not equal to the length of the datain the sixth register; and SC8 comprising: outputting the data in thethird register.
 5. The method according to claim 4, wherein updatingdata in the fifth register comprises: adding 1 to data in the fifthregister to obtain a result, and taking the result which is obtained asupdated data in the fifth register.
 6. The method according to claim 4,wherein before step SC7, the method further comprises: initializing thedata in the fifth register.
 7. The method according to claim 6, whereininitializing the data in the fifth register comprises setting the datain the fifth register as
 0. 8. The method according to claim 4, wherein:the first register is configured to store a first data, the secondregister is configured to store a second data, a relationship of thesecond data to a third data is defined as R=2^(n), R represents thesecond data, n represents the third data, and the third data is aninteger.
 9. The method according to claim 8, wherein: the sixth registeris configured to store the third data, n=2^(k), and k is an integer. 10.A method for realizing pre-computation for a large number in an embeddedsystem, comprising: SD1 comprising: reading data in a first register,and writing the data which is read into a first random access memory;reading data in a second register, and writing the data which is readinto a second random access memory; SD2 comprising: invoking a modulefor modulo to perform an operation on the data in the first randomaccess memory and the data in the second random access memory, andwriting a result which is obtained from the operation into a thirdregister and a fourth register respectively; wherein the module formodulo is configured to perform modulo operation with the data in thesecond random access memory mod the data in the first random accessmemory; SD3 comprising: reading data in the third register, and writingthe data which is read into a third random access memory and a fourthrandom access memory respectively; reading data in the first register,and writing the data which is read into a fifth random access memory;SD4 comprising: invoking an modulo addition module to perform anoperation on the data in the third random access memory, the data in thefourth random access memory and the data in the fifth random accessmemory, and updating the data in the third register with a result whichis obtained from the operation; wherein the modulo addition module isconfigured to perform modulo addition operation with the data in thethird random access memory plus the data in the fourth random accessmemory to obtain a sum, and the sum mod the data in the fifth randomaccess memory; SD5 comprising: reading the updated data in the thirdregister, and writing the data which is read into a sixth random accessmemory and a seventh random access memory respectively; reading the datain the first register, and writing the data which is read into an eighthrandom access memory; SD6 comprising: invoking a Montgomery modulomultiplier to perform modulo multiplication on the data in the sixthrandom access memory, the data in the seventh random access memory andthe data in the eighth random access memory, and updating the data inthe third register with a result which is obtained from the modulomultiplication; wherein the Montgomery modulo multiplier is configuredto perform modulo multiplication with the data in the sixth randomaccess memory, the data in the seventh random access memory and the datain the eighth random access memory as a first input parameter, a secondinput parameter and a third input parameter respectively; SD7comprising: determining whether data in a fifth register is equal to alength of data in a sixth register, executing step SD9 if the data inthe fifth register is equal to the length of the data in the sixthregister; executing step SD8 if the data in the fifth register is notequal to the length of the data in the sixth register; SD8 comprising:updating the data in the fifth register, and returning to step SD5; andSD9 comprising: outputting the data in the third register.
 11. Themethod according to claim 10, wherein updating the data in the fifthregister comprises: adding 1 to data in the fifth register to obtain aresult, and taking the result which is obtained as updated data in thefifth register.
 12. The method according to claim 10, wherein beforestep SD7, the method further comprises: initializing the data in thefifth register.
 13. The method according to claim 12, whereininitializing the data in the fifth register comprises: initializing thedata in the fifth register as
 1. 14. The method according to claim 10,wherein: the first register is configured to store a first data, thesecond register is configured to store a second data, and a relationshipof the second data to a third data is defined as R=2^(n), R representsthe second data, n represents the third data, and the third data is aninteger.
 15. The method according to claim 14, wherein: the sixthregister is configured to store the third data, n=2^(k), and k is aninteger.